Sadlier Oxford Vocabulary Workshop

English Vocabulary Index

Sadlier Oxford Vocabulary Workshop for 21st September :

  1. Roach (n): a fresh-water fish


  2. Road (n): a public way for travelling on


  3. Roads (n); highway, a passage, a path


  4. Roadster (n): a kind of open motorcar, a ship at anchor


  5. Roam (v): to wander about


  6. Roan (v): of a mixed colour


  7. Roan (n): a mixed coloured horse


  8. Roar (v): utter a full loud hoarse sound


  9. Roar (n): the loud noise made by a beast


  10. Roast (v): to bake before a fire or in an oven by dry heat


  11. Roast (n): roasted meat


  12. Rob (v): plunder, steal, deprive


  13. Robber (n): a thief


  14. Robbery (n); the act of stealing


  15. Robe (n): long loose outer garments


  16. Robot (n): a machine acting like a man, a man doing things like a machine


  17. Robust (adj.): strong and healthy


  18. Rock (n): a large mass of stone


  19. Rock (v): swing to and fro, shake


  20. Rocket (n): a kind of firework which shoots up high in the air when ignited, a means for forcing up a space craft in to the atmosphere


  21. Rocking chair (n): a swinging chair


  22. Rock salt (n): a hard solid form of salt


  23. Rod (n): a slender long straight piece of metal or wood, a measure or wood a measure of length (51/2 yards) called a pole


  24. Rode (v): past tense of RIDE


  25. Rodent (adj.): gnawing


  26. Rodent (n): a gnawing animal


  27. Roe (n): a female deer


  28. Rogue (n): a dishonest, person, rascal


  29. Role (n): character, function


  30. Roll (v): turn over round and round into a cylinder or sphere


  31. Roll (n): paper. Etc. rolled up, a list of names


  32. Roll call (n): calling over a list of names to determine the attendance


  33. Roller (n): a heavy cylindrical mass used for pressing, smoothing, crushing etc


  34. Rollick (n): a noisy revelry


  35. Rollick (v): revel noisily


  36. Roman (adj.): of Rome


  37. Roman (n): a native or inhabitant of Rome


  38. Romance (n): story or novel of adventure


  39. Romantic (adj.): full of imagination, dealing with love


  40. Romp (n): a child (escape a girl) full of frolic, rough play


  41. Romp (v): gambol


  42. Rontgenrays (n): X-ray


  43. Rood (n): ¼ acre, the cross of Christ


  44. Roof (n): the top covering of a house


  45. Roof (v): provide with roof


  46. Rook (n): a crow like bird, a cheat


  47. Rook (v): to cheat


  48. Room (n): part of a house enclosed by walls, opportunity or proper occasion


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